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Future Loans Update
<IMG src="/images/131221_Preston_Harris_200x200.jpg" align="left" height="200px" width="200px" style="padding-right:10px;">Kadeem Harris - Mark Warburton plans to bring Cardiff City winger Harris back to Brentford when he returns to fitness. The 20-year-old scored two goals in 11 games for the Bees before his loan spell was cut short because of a hamstring injury picked up during the 3-0 win at Preston in December. Harris is back at the Premier League club for treatment and faces another four weeks on the sidelines. “Kadeem could be out for another four weeks,” he said. “He provides natural width and pace. We know the new Cardiff staff well and have a good relationship. We’ll maintain a good dialogue with them.”
Meanwhile, Brentford are interested in re-signing Wigan Athletic defender Rob Kiernan. The former Watford centre-back made nine appearances for the Bees last season before his spell at Griffin Park was cut short because of injury. Kiernan played 15 times for League Two Southend earlier this campaign, but was recalled by Latics chief Uwe Rosler a fortnight ago and made his Wigan debut in a 0-0 draw with Burnley on 29 December. However, the German could do his old club a favour and loan Kiernan to the League One leaders to provide cover for Tony Craig and Harlee Dean. Brentford boss Mark Warburton knows the Republic of Ireland Under 21 international well from his time working at Vicarage Road, and told the Chronicle on Thursday that he could have another defender signed up in time for Saturday's clash with Port Vale.
Meanwhile, Brentford are interested in re-signing Wigan Athletic defender Rob Kiernan. The former Watford centre-back made nine appearances for the Bees last season before his spell at Griffin Park was cut short because of injury. Kiernan played 15 times for League Two Southend earlier this campaign, but was recalled by Latics chief Uwe Rosler a fortnight ago and made his Wigan debut in a 0-0 draw with Burnley on 29 December. However, the German could do his old club a favour and loan Kiernan to the League One leaders to provide cover for Tony Craig and Harlee Dean. Brentford boss Mark Warburton knows the Republic of Ireland Under 21 international well from his time working at Vicarage Road, and told the Chronicle on Thursday that he could have another defender signed up in time for Saturday's clash with Port Vale.